Winner of The Navigator’s Best Writing Award
A New Approach to Pro-Choice Advocacy: An Analysis of Pro-Choice Rhetoric in Call the Midwife
Lillian Floyd – English
General Audience Preferred Writing Styles in Smartphone Marketing: A Pilot Study
Seth Jantz – English
The Real Political Agenda of Barack Obama
Brooke Conner – English
Improving The Coverage of Violence Against Indigenous Women In Canada
Sophia Wilde – Peace Journalism
The History and Legacy of Josiah Willard Gibbs
Abigail L. Kerr – Mathematics
How Spending Money Creates Happiness
Alex Elizondo – Psychology
Research and Analysis: A Look Into Conformity and Groupthink
Roschel Schmigotzki – Psychology
Post-Secondary Education as a Mitigating Tool Against Recidivism for Veteran Offenders
Michael J. Campbell – Psychology
China and Korea: A Parallel Ceramic and Cultural Legacy
Cheri Regis – Fine Arts
Why God Gotta be so Cruel: A Rebuttal to David Hume’s “Argument From Evil”
Brandon W. Schmitz – Philosophy
America and China: A Fight for Hegemony
Ke’Von Johnson – Political Science
Better Plans for a Better Community
Jasper Rankin – Sociology
Beastars and the Anthropomorphic Commentary on Social Issues
Isabella Clark – First Year Writing
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